Nate Ledbetter

@nhledbetter.bsky.social

At some point I'll start posting useful stuff here. Maybe.

Wow. Industrial base? Stop with the chimera of "decisive battle," something quick. Attrition, folks. For a start, how about reading some history. This includes doctrine writers, some of whom are appallingly historically illiterate, e.g. auftragstaktik & mission command for a start. Self-servingly...

Luke Baumgartner@lbaum94.bsky.social · yesterday

I’m a former artillery officer (cannons, not rockets, though) and let me tell ya—this is bad. I can’t even put into words how fucking stupid this is.

Heartbreaking. And that manager is going to have to live with that decision every day, which is small consolation for the family but his comments indicate he is fully aware of how his decision got these two employees killed.

The Japan Times@japantimes.co.jp · 2d ago

Following last week's earthquake, variety store operator Habita said two employees who had evacuated were sent back on the company's orders into a shopping mall that then collapsed in an explosion in Kumamoto Prefecture.

I 100% have not changed a single goddamn thing about how I write here in the age of "AI." I write how I write. If the "AI" writes anything like how I write, it's because it stole from me. I'm gonna use any punctuation I like, and if it looks "AI"ish to you, you can go fuck yourself.

Manisha Krishnan@manishakrishnan.bsky.social · last wk.

Authors and journalists are doing more first-person (hello 2010s blogging) and embracing "mistakes" in writing to prove they're not chatbots. There's even an “anti-Grammarly" app that leaves in typos and signs off "sent from my iPhone" to create more authenticity: www.wired.com/story/more-t...